No. 7,869 in Polish
mikołowskiej
"Mikołowskiej" is the genitive or locative form of "Mikołowska," which refers to something related to Mikołów, a town in Poland, often used in names of streets or locations.
In a sentence
Mieszkam przy ulicy Mikołowskiej.
I live on Mikołowska Street.
Here, 'Mikołowskiej' is the locative form of the proper name 'Mikołowska', referring to the street's name.
Sklep znajduje się na rogu ulicy Mikołowskiej i Głównej.
The shop is located at the corner of Mikołowska and Główna Streets.
In this example, 'Mikołowskiej' is in the genitive case, indicating possession or association with the street.
Wyjechałem z Mikołowskiej późnym wieczorem.
I left Mikołowska late in the evening.
Here, 'Mikołowskiej' is in the ablative case, denoting the origin or point of departure from the street.
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